Ontario’s updated Construction Act could set the bar for the rest of Canada to follow
/in front, news/by CANSThe Ontario government’s new legislation to modernize and expand the Construction Lien Act — now to be known as the Construction Act (hinting at its broader mandate) — sets out to improve cash flow efficiency between owners, contractors and sub-contractors by both (a) setting timelines for the prompt payment of invoices and (b) speeding up […]
Federal Budget’s trickle of infrastructure money slower than hoped
/in front, news/by CANSThe Liberals will delay billions in planned infrastructure funds until after Canadians go to the polls next year, this week’s budget shows, underlining slower-than-expected spending at a time when the government was under pressure to spend faster. Read more.
Federal Budget lacks emphasis on infrastructure: stakeholders
/in front, news/by CANSNational construction indsutry leaders agree there were few surprises in this year’s federal budget and little mention of infrastructure spending, however, many lauded the government initiatives to expand the skilled trades workforce. Read more.
CCA unveils new strategic plan, renewed vision.
/in front, news/by CANSCanadian Construction Association (CCA) chair Chris McNally says the association’s recently unveiled strategic plan will be more provocative and work harder to unite the industry. Read more.